Sentence examples for viewed as decisive from inspiring English sources

THERE was a time when American power was viewed as decisive in the Middle East.

In such a close race, of course, almost any factor can be viewed as decisive.

Subsequent advances reduced the cost, and the fact that receivers must incorporate these components is no longer viewed as decisive.

He is generally viewed as decisive but Yudhoyono was wary of his business links and, unlike in 2004, has no need of Golkar support.

These findings should not be viewed as decisive, but suggestive.44 It is perhaps surprising that few empirical analyses have zoomed in on these kinds of subgroups.

Mendoza's subsequent decision to urge her supporters to vote for Kuczynski to save Peruvian democracy, is being viewed as decisive in the his late surge.

But he said the total votes received by Mrs. Chan might have fallen just short of what Mr. Tsang viewed as a decisive endorsement of her model.

Against that backdrop, a major newspaper's busing of nonunion workers through picket lines is widely viewed as another decisive moment in a decades-long struggle between the owners of the city's newspapers and their unions.

That it is logically impossible to check up on the conclusion has been viewed as a decisive objection to the inference (Ryle 1949, 15).

Applying this to oneself, one comes to see the truth of the Buddha's teaching of anātman, "no-self," which is viewed as a decisive step toward the summum bonum of enlightenment and perfection (prajñā-pāramitā).

Thus, TNF is not only a central mediator in the cytokine cascade but also must be viewed as a decisive mediator of endotoxin-induced activation of the coagulation system.